Category Archives: Kharabagh

Archbishop Pargev Martirossian: The Face of Karabagh

By Alin Gregorian Mirror-Spectator Staff BOSTON — Stepanakert, the home of Archbishop Pargev Martirossian, the Primate of the Karabagh Diocese, is a world away from the US, but for this ambassador of this tiny republic and man of God, no … Continue reading

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The Internet Paves Way For Doctor to Help out in Homeland

By Armond Kotikian, DDS, MD STEPANAKERT, Karabagh — I got in very late Sunday night into the capital of Karabagh. After the eight-hour bus ride, my body wanted to lie down, bumpy heart and mind were pumping with adrenaline.

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Karabagh Sees ‘Sobering Impact’ From Azeri Drone Downing

By Tigran Avetisian STEPANAKERT (RFE/RL) — The reported downing of an Azerbaijani spy drone over Nagorno Karabagh will restrain Baku’s appetite for another war with the Armenians, the Karabagh Armenian leadership said on Thursday.

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Karabagh Celebrates 20th Anniversary Of Declaration of Independence

STEPANAKERT (RFE/RL) — President Serge Sargisian led thousands of people on Friday in a march through Stepanakert that marked the 20th anniversary of Nagorno-Karabagh’s declaration of independence from Azerbaijan.

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Karabagh Premier and Benefactor Eurenkian Sign Agreement to Give Karabagh Children Laptops

STEPANAKERT, Karabagh — The Prime Minister of the Republic of Nagorno Karabagh Ara Harutunyan, and Eduardo Eurnekian, an internationally-recognized Argentinean-Armenian businessman, signed a memorandum of understanding, launching the implementation of the One Laptop Per Child (OLPC) program in Nagorno Karabagh … Continue reading

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The Year in Review: 2010

JANUARY • One of the “leftovers of the sword,” Fethiye Cetin, 60, a prominent civil rights attorney in Turkey, had her sense of identity shattered when she learned from her grandmother that she was one of thousands of Armenian children … Continue reading

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Commentary: The Price of Peace for Armenia

By Edmond Y. Azadian As Armenia struggles to improve its sluggish economy, threats of war loom at its borders once again.

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Switzerland-Armenia Association Calls International Attention to Baku’s Anti-Armenian Policy

GENEVA (PanArmenian.Net) — On the 22nd anniversary of the pogroms of Armenians in Sumgait, the Switzerland-Armenia Association issued a statement reminding the public about the ongoing anti-Armenian policies of Baku and the Azerbaijani government, which resulted in 1988 in the … Continue reading

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